Caribbean

Dominican Republic

There’s one golf course at Casa de Campo with a bark as well as a bite and it’s Pete Dye’s Teeth of the Dog.

Bermuda

The “Father of Golf Architecture”, Charles Blair Macdonald and his associate, Seth Raynor, originally laid out the Mid Ocean Club course and it opened for play in 1924 adjacent to the Atlantic.

Dominican Republic

Punta Espada Golf Club's 18-hole layout at Cap Cana is the first of three intended Jack Nicklaus courses at this resort.

Dominican Republic

The Tom Fazio-designed Corales Golf Course opened for play in April 2010. With six Oceanside holes and a dramatic 18th, it's already a high flyer in the Caribbean rankings.

The Bahamas

Limestone outcroppings define the inward half on the Royal Blue course at Baha Mar, where golfers are taken on a tumbling journey through dense jungle before reaching the signature par three 16th with its boulder-fringed island green...

The Bahamas

The Abaco Club has been laid out on predominantly low lying sandy ground next to the turquoise Atlantic Ocean with hard and fast-running tee to green surfaces.

Barbados

Royal Westmoreland is one of the best residential and golf club communities in the Caribbean and offers fabulous ocean views from every hole.

Dominican Republic

The course at Playa Grande was one of the last that Robert Trent Jones designed before he died in 2000 and it’s located on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic...

Jamaica

The Tryall Club opened in 1958 and was one of the first golf courses of real character to be built in the Caribbean.

Puerto Rico

The East course at TPC Dorado Beach has twice hosted the prestigious World Cup tournament, contested by teams of two representing their country.

Barbados

Named after the Bajan green primates that inhabit the island of Barbados, the Green Monkey was designed by Tom Fazio and its routing offers both dramatic elevation changes and spectacular views out to sea.

The Bahamas

Officially opened in December 2010, the links-style course at the Albany resort measures over 7,400 yards from the back tees, configured as five par fives and five par threes with the remaining holes laid out as par fours.

Puerto Rico

Top tennis pro Charlie Pasarell, his brother Stanley, Edwin Perez and architect David Pfaff created the Royal Isabela golf course on a generous 426-acre site that is both dramatic and challenging.

Jamaica

With all but two of its fairways offering stunning views of the Caribbean Sea, the 18 holes at White Witch are carved through acres of lush green vegetation on Jamaica’s Rose Hall Plantation...

Barbados

Home of the 2006 World Cup of Golf, Sandy Lane’s Country Club course was designed by Tom Fazio and it’s a quintessential gem.

The Bahamas

Canadian billionaire Edward Plunkett Taylor established the ultra-exclusive Lyford Cay Club in the late 1950s when he commissioned American architect Dick Wilson to lay out a lavish golf course...

Dominican Republic

The Chavón River cuts a deep path through the Casa de Campo landscape as it tumbles down from the Dominican mountains to the coast and the Dye Fore course sits high above the flowing waters...

Bermuda

Bermuda is virtually one enormous golf club and Port Royal is the most popular golf course on the islands.

The Bahamas

The golf course at the Ocean Club is routed around wetlands, waste areas and lagoons, with “Spyglass,” the 208-yard 12th one of the most memorable holes on the card.

British West Indies

Billed as the Caribbean’s answer to Pebble Beach, the Greg Norman designed CuisinArt golf course (formerly called Temenos) certainly provides players with breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea.

Puerto Rico

Laid out on a wooded property to the north east of Puerto Rico, the Bahia Beach golf course works its way around 80 acres of saltwater lagoons before it ends with three holes along the Atlantic coast.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

The course formerly known as Trump International, then the Grenadines Estate Golf Club, then The Pink Sands Club and now Canouan Estate was designed by Jim Fazio and it's the focal point at this Canouan resort.

Puerto Rico

Grand Reserve (Championship) was developed by Bruce Besse of Willowbend Golf & Land Design, this project was the first that Tom Kite Design was involved in outside the US...

Puerto Rico

Fairways of the Flamboyan course at Palmas Athletic Club fan out alongside a 20-acre freshwater lake, some intersecting the Candelero River while others border the Caribbean Sea...

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Laid out between Half Moon Bay and North Frigate Bay on the island of St Kitts, the resort golf course of Royal St Kitts at Basseterre was inaugurated in the mid 1970s...

Dominican Republic

Thirty years after Pete Dye's classic Teeth of the Dog course debuted in 1971, his youngest son Paul Burke completed the construction of La Cana, Punta Cana’s first 18-hole layout.

Jamaica

Originally designed in the early 1970s by Henry Smedley, Cinnamon Hill hosted the Jamaican Open four times before it was renovated in 2002 by Robert von Hagge...

Dominican Republic

La Romana Country Club was the second golf course to appear on the Casa de Campo property, opening as a private facility in 1990.

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jnr, the 18-hole layout at Four Seasons Nevis was the first that the architect constructed in the Caribbean...

Bermuda

Built from the remains of Charles Banks' old Castle Harbour course, Tucker's Point Club is Bermuda's newest luxury resort and private golf club where members enjoy a 2002 layout designed by Roger Rulewich.

Dominican Republic

​P.B. Dye was busy in the Bávaro area of Punta Cana; he refashioned the region’s oldest layout in 2010 – Lakes Barceló – having only just completed an original design in 2009 a little further up the coast for the Iberostar Bávaro hotel.

Aruba

Tierra del Sol Resort & Golf is situated on the stunning northwestern corner of Aruba where the Caribbean Sea glistens in an ever-present fashion.

Puerto Rico

The International course enjoys a number of substantial elevation changes on its front nine and many golfers believe this Mountain circuit to be the best of the four 9-hole loops at Grand Reserve in Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico

The Palm course at Palmas Athletic Club (formerly Palmas del Mar) appeared on the TV series “Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf” in 1995 showing a match between local hero Chi Chi Rodriquez and the ever-popular Lee Trevino...

The Bahamas

If the wind is blowing at Sandals Emerald Bay golf course, hold on to your hat and wave goodbye to carding a decent score.

Dominican Republic

Paul Burke Dye, youngest son of Pete and Alice Dye, designed the 18-hole layout at La Estancia and it opened for play in 2008...

U.S. Virgin Islands

George and Tom Fazio laid out the Mahogany Run golf course in 1980 with tight, winding fairways shoehorned into a compact site... Sadly the property was impacted by the 2017 hurricanes named Irma and Maria and the course never recovered and has deteriorated. The property is now awaiting a buyer who has the wherewithal to resurrect the Fazio course.

Jamaica

Laid out on the foothills that tumble down to the coastline just outside Montego Bay, Half Moon golf course has held a number of prestigious local competitions, including the Jamaica Open...

Curaçao

The Old Quarry Golf Course at the Santa Barbara Plantation lies close to Mount Tafelberg, a craggy slab of limestone where they still mine marble in the southeast corner of Curaçao.

Dominican Republic

Casa de Campo unveiled the first of its world-class golf courses when Pete Dye’s eponymous Teeth of the Dog opened in 1971 and this fantastic track was followed three years later by the 18-hole Links layout.